Monument sights in Yorkshire

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   Bram Stoker memorial seat

   • Whitby, England
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   Grave of Anne Brontë

   • Scarborough, England
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   Whalebone Arch

   • Whitby, England
   • Sights › Monument

   The Whalebone Arch (it's just that), near the Captain Cook Monument, recalls Whitby's days as a whaling port.

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   Captain Cook Monument

   • Whitby, England
   • Sights › Monument

   At the top of the cliff near East Tce, the Captain Cook Monument shows the great man looking out to sea (usually with a seagull perched on his head).

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   King William III Statue

   • Hull, England
   • Sights › Monument

   Near the Art Nouveau gents toilets is the King William III Statue. It was erected in 1734 in honour of William of Orange, who besides being king also has the distinction of introducing England to gin, which he brought from his native Holland. The statue's proximity to the toilet is pure coincidence.

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